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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1908
Page
1
In a 6 to 65 vote of 71 ballots cast Esden rejected the Ewen water proposition. Ward results show First Ward favored water works by a narrow margin but overall the ordinance failed, directing city council to act on the citizens’ wishes for Fairbanks water works. Veringtom will have water works.
United States Senator Newlands arrived in Yerington last Sunday and stayed until Monday noon. He spoke of irrigation plans for the valley but said action hinges on settling water rights disputes. Introduced by N. W. Willis, he praised the reception. The city council meets next Monday. residents urged to communicate their wishes to councilmen rather than expect editors to gauge public desire.
The Reno and Yerington communities mingle as players from both towns fill Moana for an outdoor baseball clash. Argues about the score fade amid cheers, with Andy West stellar at short and a courteous Reno nine earning admiration. Local figures such as A Lichtenstein, W McKenzie, and Frank Jenette attend, while oil land discussions in Lyon county unfold nearby. The water rights suit draws Lyon county residents and state officials to Reno amid casual social visits.
Yerington attracts wide attention as copper district activity surges in Lyon county. In two weeks, Mason Valley and eastern Mason Valley report significant copper sulfide discoveries at depth. Mason Valley company hits a new ore body on the third tunnel level, suggesting further prolific results beyond prior zones.
A flurry of visits and movements across Mason Valley. A. E. Smith of Salt Lake City and J. Nagel returned from Rawhide while F. O. Stickney came back from Reno. Mason Valley miners and investors discuss new ore bodies near Mount Grant and the 650 foot level finds at Nevada-Douglas and related districts.
A Tuesday meeting approves the club constitution and by-laws. Nine directors are chosen for the year led by D. H. Dickason as President and F. W. Fairbanks as Vice President with A. B. Gray Secretary and Geo. F. West Treasurer. The board plans ten committees and securing club rooms. Members urged to join.
The Yerington nine and the Reno team played a tight contest with a 6 to 5 score in favor of Reno. A large crowd witnessed a tied game until the last inning when Reno pulled ahead. The Reno paper notes both teams endured a fair, spirited match and notes the visitors departed content after a pleasant trip under A B Gray. Loftus seeks Lyon County Clerk and Treasurer seat as independent backed by Republicans. a Dayton resident since age six, he previously held the office for six years and now runs a local business.
The Socialists announce a mass meeting at Owl Hall Tuesday evening September 29 at 8 o'clock. Main speaker will be W. Brown discussing How to Obtain a Living. All invited and welcome, with ladies invited.
The undersigned gives notice that he will prosecute according to law all persons found hunting or shooting on his premises or any property under his control Fred Bertrand.
Mame Condy at the tent photo gallery offers scientific readings in palaitistry and clairvoyancy. She gives advice on all matters, teaches palmistry, and conducts palmist entertainments, inviting the public to call and see her.
Notice declares no hunting allowed on the Nagle ranch with enforcement and prosecution potential. Mason Townsrrx Co. is listed as owner in the public notice.
A tent photo gallery near the Pioneer livery stable displays cabinet photos stamp photos and views. The setup offers a glimpse of local memorabilia and postcard imagery for visitors and collectors.
Twelve head of horses and harness and freight wagon offered for sale. Available to buy separately or as a lot. Contact Letra and Davingon for details.
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